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| From present indications it is safe to
calculate that the scream of the Northern
Pacific locomotive will awaken the echoes
of the Castle mountains and the denizens
of the health resort from their lethargy
before another eighteen months has gone
by.-Husbandman.
The q. & N. east-bound passenger
train which left Butte last Saturday
night ran into band of cattle near
Woodie station. The engine, the bag
gage, smoking and mail cars were ditch
ed, and J. W. Else, engineer, and his fire.
man badly scalded.
Grading is progressing on the Missoula
& Bitter Root Valley railroad as fast as
possible. More men are being put on,
and one hundred more teams will be
added to the force as soon as the right of
way is secured and the survey located SO
they can go to work.-Emes.
The Montana Central company has
given directions to Chief Engineer Dodge
to have plans drawn for the erection of
an iron bridge on Main street where the
companyis road will Cross it by a cut.
The road-bed will be about fourteen feet
below the level of the street, and when
the bridge is put in street traffic will be
conducted above the cars that move ON
the track below.-Independent.
Fisher, Mcleod, King and Wilson were
arrest on the charge of blackmail last
Thursday in Butte. They demanded
$500 from D. w. Mckay, under penalty
of charging him with the theft of cloth
from the Bonner Mercantile Company, ct
which all the parties were employees. Nc
Kay succeeded in having concealed wit
nesses present when he turned over the
first installment of the money demanded.
At the preliminary hearing which was
largely attended they were each held in
the sum of $500 to appear before the
grand jury.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
Notice of Co-Partnership.

The public are hereby notified that the under
ship to continue the saloon business of SIN ith l.
Noble at the old stand in Philipsburg, 81 omer
Swltzer, one OF the undersigned, having tn is day
v. Smith, and is this day by consent Of W IL liam
Noble made an equal partner in the new firm to
be known as Noble L. Sweitzer. The new firm as
suming all liabilities and collecting all debts due
the old firm of Smith l. Noble
WILLIAM NOBLE.
HONE h SwEITzRR
PH111rsBuRe, NJ. T., June 7, 1857. ao-iat
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The Sunday Question.

Having consulted the wishes of both
the miners and ranchers, and finding that
great deal of dissatisfaction exists on
account of Inconvenience, I have con-
cluded to divide the Sunday and open
my store till l o'clock every Sunday, COM
mencing next Sunday, April 18th, and
hope that the other business houses will
do the same. Respectfully,
WM. WEINsTEIN,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


Phiipsburg markets, corrected by
Featherman & Co., each week.
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On Sunday
John w. Dawson.
Notice OF Final Entry.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., April q, 1857.
ed settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Oren Emer-
Deer Lodge. % on June u % iss7 VIZ: s PATR1cS % (. e.
Doo1EY, who made Homestead Application, No
Ito for the MI neA n1a nwA sec %, tp 10. n
18w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Edward Lannen, New Chicago,
Augustus Pierson, New Chicago, Mont.; Joseph
Gird, New Chicago, Mont.
s. w. LANGHoRNE, Register.
First Publication April %, 1887. 1A-e
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The Latest Quotations in all Lead
ing Lines Of Trade.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

PowieS5c %originalna
w trzech czeSciach.

NaplSaf =
Mieczys{aw A1tons Chrostomshi.
Gag dalszy.
Przypatrzmy sic blizej posta-
CT, ktore wyjrzafa ma chwile z
jjednego domku Krzywej ulicy.
Mogf mice lat dwadzlescia,
q pierwszy rzut Okla ma twarz j
figure wywolywat zdziwien'e ta
anomalia wyrazu smutkn i zamys-
lenia, kt6re, IDA sic, nigdy mic
schronity dziwnym spokojem,
jakby chfodem 2 niei wiejacym W
wieku, w ktorym &ywosc, ruch
wrzace 1yclo zwykle atrybuta.
Mocny brunei, o cerze biniej,
rysach nadzwyczajnych regular
nych; W spojrzeniu czarnych oczu
malowato sic cos dziwnie pocia-
%gajacegc.
w patrzony W ME, muslafes
przyznaG, ze jest to jeden z tych,
ktorym pc bliiszem poznaniu mic
spos6b sic oprzec. Mafom6wny,
powa&ny, zawsze byf ciekawym
disonansem wbrod grona zartobli-
wych, wesofych kolegow.
Kto byli jego rodzico zkad
wtasciwie pochodzia? Ma te i te-
mu podobno pytanla ME umlano
daG trz5ciwej i wystarczajacej cd.
powiedzi. Wicdziano tylkc, lie sic
nazywat Bronisi l. j.
Xxi, poczatkowo przebywaf W
szkolc S%wicrskicgo, ktory go
przysposobii do pjerwszej klasy.
w rok Swierski mianowany
zostat nauczycielem W Sejnach,
dokad sic przeniosfszy, zostawlf
Lewickiego ma bruku.
w trzcciej klasie Mode chic
pie znalazfo sic, co sic zowie, same,
DO ojciec, pan Alexander, po smier-
ci Sokoiskiego, zawari zwiazki
slubne z jcgo corka j nlediugo
po slubie ~sprzedaf majatok j wraz
z iona j jej matka wyjechai "a
granice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

State Gazette 2 Green Bay,
Wis. z dnia q maja obszernie roz-
pisuj e sic budowie nowego
klasztoru w Pulaskim i wyraza
swe zdziwienie, Z jaka szyhkoscia VINO
sza sic injury tego nowego %przybytku
Bozego. S%zczeg6lnie zachwyca ja pie
knosG architektury i %wypowiada zdanie,
re ia nova budowa i zjawienie sic o.
COW Rcformat6w odzywi nadzwyczai
ca}a okolice niezm;ernc Ola niej talk
matcrjalne, jake moralnc przyniesic
koMysci:
Dowiadujemy sic l6wniez z tejzc ga,
zety, re W tych dniach odmierzono no.
wa kolej, kt6ra Z miasta Appleton pre-
chodzic bedzle pomisdzy llofa Parkiem
a PuIaskim, Tartak w owych stronach,
o ktorym dawnicj juz m6wiono, jest
obecnie oddany do budowy W rece kon-
traktora i juz pred czwartym Lipca L.
b. bedzie zupeInie W biegu. Podczas
gdy w innych okolicach skalzcne sig
ma nad~zwyczajna SUSIE, powsta3a re zu'
pelnego braku deszczu, Pulaski i Hofa
Park mia} dostateczna ilosc deszczu z
tego powodu zboza i wsZelkie warZywa
rosna doskonale wszyscy farmelzy ma
ja najlepsza nadziejs, re zniwa bedaa
nadzwyczaj doble.
Wicle osadnik6w pos}uchalo 1ady
D. Hofa i obsia|o wszystkie ~miejscawol'
ne od ch1ustu nasieniem trawy. -
Nasienie to nader bujnie Zcsz}o i juz
dzisiaj farmerzy widza re ~zadewoleniem,
re niemale z tego pociagna zyski.
Jednem slowem og6lny prospekt "a
moznosci tax Hofa Parku jake tez Pu
}awskiego w ostatnich kilku miesiacach
spotegowa} sig niezmiernie, a s}owa b!
skupa Katzera PREY poswiscaniu ~egie
nego kamienia klasztornego, re W sire
ME tel bedzie niedalekiej przysz}osc
potezna i kwitnaca kolonja polska, pc
c~zynaia juz sig sprawdzac.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

Bozego Cia}a. Pieknie sic uda}a,
DO by}a pogoda, a do tego j~eszcze
pociecha, DO kilku obywateli z}o-
zyfo ma wielki o}tarz $50 dolarow.
Jeden daf 5, dw6ch pc so, dw6ch
pc 100 a dw6rh pc 25. Wiec
spodzicwamy sic, re bedzie o}tarz
piekny, DO i inni Z ochota dadza,
"a co i'm Bog bedzie bfogoslawif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
DZWON

zadzwoni} d~zwiecznie i g4osno pc raz
czwarty, ale tez teraz czas jemu zadzwo
mic dolarami. Kto to pismo odbiera,
MECH posle redaktorowi r o bertow
Do zelewsk ic m u, 1881 Genessee
Str., Buffalo, N. y. przynajmniej dollar
ka, DO TAXA gazeta z obrazkami wiele
k~osztuje; podobno jeden jedyny nu
mer $50 dolar6w, chociaz wydawca
re w%szystkiem jak pajtaniej. sieurzadza.
w kazdym numerze So cztery Sill
cznc obraZki a jeden takich rozmia
row, re mlzna go wyjst Z gazety i ka
zac so sobie oprawic w ramki. w osta
tnim numerze ten najwiekszy obraz
przedstawia O ie ch will ekrola
polski lie g o Zy gm unit Au gusta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
Odtad owszelki sluch o nil

zagina}. - Bronek musia} juz isc
dalej o w}asnych si}ach. By} sam
ma tym szerokim swiecie p~omiedzy
obcymi.
Jak piszacemu, tax niejedne-
mu pewnic Z czytclnikdw zdarzy}o
i zdarza sic, poznat, so jest g}6d
= ch}6d, ME mice ca}ych spodni
hub but6w przyzwoitych wiemy,
re Ola unikniecia tel ME zawsze
przyjemnej ew%entualnosci trzeba
ciqgfej piracy, oszczednosci; ola
tego tel rozczulaG sic mad bieda,
kt6ra przynosi niezaprzeczene ko-
rzySci, ME bede.
Bieda - g46wny impuls, po-
p~ychajacy do czynu, rozwidniajacy
kom6rki m6zgowe pod wp}ywem
dobrego bytu zaciemnione, i smia}o
twierdze, lie bieda wyradza maj
wiecej dzia}alnosci ma swiecie =
przyczyna wielu wiekopomnych
tworow; SWAT by zgnusnia}, okryty
plesnia grobowq, gdyby przestafa
istniec.
Lituj my sic mad ludzmi, ME
%znajacymi zelaznego pazura niedoli,
lecz tvch co 90 czuli Tub czuja ma
sobie, a ME dawszy sic rozszarpat,
zgotowali lub gotuja przyszlost
w}asnemi rekami, tych tylko sza-
nowac %nalezy.
Gdyby wszystko o podonbej
%situaryi Bronka zebraG j u}o3yc
w catobd, miclibysmy najmniej
try egzemplarze in quarto. Prey
czem .ojowa %swieczka, PREY ktorej
zgfodniafy sic uczy, jest typiczn;.
ola !.azGego rragnqcego posiasc
in futurum zfociste pa.jqlli o swie-
each w oskowych. Bronek n;etylko
&e meuzywaf fojowki, lecz m6g1
czasem uzyczyG pare centow bied-
niejszcmu Iloledze.
Jeszcze " klasie drugiej da-
wal on korepetycyc niektdrym
kolegom j uczniom pierwszej i os
t%atniei. Inspector poczatkach zab-
raniaf mu togo, ale Iostrzegfszy
postep IL z%ostajacych pod :jeso
kierunkiem, nietylko, ze cofnaf "a
kaz, ale san poczat nastreczac
elewow.
Poczawszy Cd klasy trzeciej
byt juz materyalnie zabeZpieczony
Me majac rodziny przyjaciof:
poswiecit sic z poczatkach wiado-
mosciom szkolnym u postepem
czasu poczaf czerpac re skarbnicy
prawdziwej niedzy.
w szostej klasie studyowal
korzystajac z kazdej wolnej mimi.
ty: metafizykow nowoczesnych
W si6dmej, osmej gruntownie by
ob@najmiony z teoryami, Spinozzy
Leibnitza, kanta, Hegla, re szcze'
golAem zamifowaniem czytajae
kaide sfowo wielkicgo BaeIa, tege
nowoczesnego Mirandoli.
Bronek ukochaf nauke, .jej sic
oddaj ac dusza i ciafem, n zastapi
Ia mu wszystko: rodzine plzyjaclot
przyjemnosci przynalezne jege
wiekowi. Bacznie przygladajac sic
o%toczeniu, nabraf do niego pogar-
dy do tego stopnia re obcowa:
.jedynie z ~kon1ecznosci.
N;eraz bywaf swiadklem see
ny podobnej: - Stoi pred gma-
chem gimnazyalnym jeden lub XII
ka chfopcow wiedziaf co te
znaczy. Otto o%jciec czeka pa syna
ucznia. Wychodzi nareszc'e syn
ktoremu widok OLGA o wiele PREY
krze Sym, nizli duch Banka n;
uczcio Makbeta. Me zastanawiaja,
sic, AMI witajac, daje znak ojcu
ably wyszedi W jaka skrytke lut
katek, chcac tenn cd wsp5lkole-
gov odwroci6 podejrzenie, 4e..
ten cham jest mu bliskim %znnjo-
mym a moze oJcem.
Zamiast przywitanla zarzac;
go gradem STOW, %cedzonych pre-,
zeby: - Po coz wan tn czekac'
: CYL ME wiecie, gdzle miesz-
kan? A W rescie ia taxi zajety, tylt
mann lekcyj ma %.jutro...
= Moze ci, synku czego brak
ME? = pyta ojciec niesmialo.
- Zgadliscie, ach - i jal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

odeszta do zwykfych zajec, a on
zwolna saczac wonny napoj, mys.
lat pierwszy raz W zyciu o 80.
kobiecie.
DaIszy Gag nustapi.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

dza wyradza}a tylko pogarde ola
siwego wfosa - nieuszanowanie
ola sukmany, kt6rej krwawa pra-
ca ia podtrzymywafa, duJac MOI
nose %korzystania z tel osw,aty.
= Podli = myhlat wowczas.
= ia bym ~przeklat nawet tych
rodzicow, .kt6rzy takna iakiejbadz-
kolwiek przyszfosci dia sweich
dzieci, ME baczac, re TEN tylko
upodla ich i siebie.
| chtop, poniewicrany przez
wszystkich, nawet przcz wfasne
ozieci, poczat zwracat ma siehie
%szczeg6lnq uwage Bronka = rzcki-
bys, re sic W MIN zakochaf.
z kolegami obchodzif Sic "
sposob gruby, czesto i'm powiada-
JAG prawde W oczy. To tez unika-
no 90, szkodzac lie mosnosci -
lecz PREY tenn niewlele, DO pc
ukohczen1u kursu gimnazyalnego
on jeden tylko otrzymat z.oty me-
dial, kt6ry wy.jednaf mu ma fakul-
tecie m~edycznyn. W Moskwie sti.
pendulum w kwocie 33S rubli rocz-
ME, bedace TEN pozadahszem, il
HE potrzebujac robiG ma chleb,
mogl czas wolny cd zajec me!ycz-
nych poswiecid wiasnej %przyjcn-
nosci - samodzlelhem k~tszafce-
niu ducha.
| zwolna, droga zaparcia Villas
nego ja, idac tylko "a gfosem
prawdy, zajat przez to odrqbne
wsrod wfasnego ogotu stanowisko,
ktorego daznosci i idee byty mu
Oboe zupclnie. Mo syn patyzowa}
z TEN wszystkiem, co otoczenie
miafo IA nec plus ultra doskona-
losci.
Zdania TAX rome cd ncrmy
p%rzyjetych zyskaty mu w kole
znajomych i kolegow uniwersytec-
kich miano dziwaka - originate
- sfowem waryata.
Juk 20 czas6w gimnazyalnych,
tas i obecnic zy}, Re talk powiem.
Ne jzupefnieJ samotnie, pc "a obre-
benz studyow obcujqc ze tax
powiem u wfasnym tylko du'
chem, wystarrzajacym mu "a
wszystko.
Razu jednego = a hyfo to ne
poczatku feryj letnicb zaszedf.
sly ma sniadanie, polozne wprost
jogo mieszkania prey ulicy Chmiel
nej przeczytaf swieSym hume
RE poczciwego huryerAo - te
fjzyogromii Warszawy, jak slusz
ME powiada kraszeWski =
nastopujace obwieszczenie.
yKto re studentow medycyn,
zechce sic podjac obecnie pre-:
czas wakacyj u~mysfowego kierun
ku mad mfoda osoba a PREY ten
okaze swiadectwa wzorowych nauk
ten MECH SIG zgfosi pc szczeg6fo,
we infarmacye do redakcyi nj
nicjszego pisma.
- Originalne j divine =
mrukna} = zabieraja c sic do kon
sumpcyi kawy, podanej przez mil,
usmiechniet4 Kasie, dsiw kawia
raczke, predmiot ~zaoiegow wszyst
kich wspoikoleg6w Bronka.
Obwieszczenie talk zaje}o, j
navel mic o~dpowiedziaf ma ,je
grzecznc: = Dzich dobry, pani'
Bronislawie To u%razifo - powie
dziafa vice z minka %zadasana
= Jak wldze, pan Bronistaw zmie
MAC sic poczyna. Zwykle ma Hmy
era ME spoJrZy, a DIS zaohwyco
ny, wokofo siebie mic JUL ME wi
dzi.
Bo, moja Kasiu, jak Kurye
Auryerem, mic podobnego MI
umiescif jeszcze.
Czy tax? A i coz takleg|
= rzekfa przysuna wszy sit
bli4ej.
Bronek ME znat, co to umiz
81, ME ma JAG najmniejszego pole.
cla @ sposobio zdobywaniu SER
kobiecycb = mifosc ~uwazajac 2.
cos, 20 byioby z%aparciem wfasnycl
przekonah, DO kobiety byiy W je
60 p%rzekonenim talk pospolitc, tai
osraniczone u%mysfowo, IL grun
Gle rzeczy pogardzaf nicmi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
NOWINY
Y HOf;a Parku.

W dniach 3 4 lip.
ca spodziewana jest
Wielka licZba ekskur-
syonist6w W Hofa
Parku i Pu}askim, a.
by kupi6 sobie HAWAI-
gruntu i ~zobaczyc no
WV polski klaszt6r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-30

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They are sold at 81 4 package, or three
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-30
Tho Son OF GlIs Father.

The Democratic. objection TO Fred
Grant as the Republican candidate for
Secretary OF State of New York ia that
he is the son Of his fathsr.---[ Philadel.
phia Press. '.'r'-'@...--.
No; that is not it. The Democratic
objection is that he was nominated and
the people nre asked to elect him be-
onuse he IL the ron OF his father; that
il he bnd been the son Of futher OF no
distinction he would not huSe been
thought Of for nomination, and that
political preferment in this country,
upon the sole gtound OF heredity, az in
his, case, is repugpant to the very first
principle Of republican institutions.
The Press II very much mistaken il il
in,agines that this valid obj .ction. is
confined to Democrats. It ia largely
shnred by intelligent and thoughtful
Rtpd''Iicaus. Virginia Chronicle. % q.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-30
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
xauN.- WILLIAM WOODBURY.

Having been WeCused by the Virgins
Enterprise Of fabricating statement In
reference to Hon. VIM. WOODBURY., M.
2. from Nevada, We have taken some
trouble to get at the truth or the matter
ia order to satisfy ourself and also to
yindicate the INDEPENDENT from the
Charge of manufacturing false state
ment in reference to our Member of
Congress. With this view we publish
the following:
=, ELKo. New, Sept 10, 1887.
Editor Gazette,
Dear Sir:-Sorne time since I pub
Iishcd the following taken from the
New York Herald: .
"Not long since The Arkansas Ga.
z"tte wrote to different leading men, all
prominent in politics, throughout the
West and South, asking for expressions
Of opinion as to who the President and
Vice President would be and what,
from their stand point, the political
horizon indicated. TO this inquiry
William Wpodburn, NJ. G. for Nevada,
replied: For President, first choice,
Senator Edmonds, of Vermont, or Ros-
coe Conkling. of New York; second
choice, as against Blaine, A. G.. Thur
man, of Ohio.
To this the Virginia City Enterprise
distinctly states upon the authority of
Mr.. WOODBURY. himself that the forego-
ing item in the INDEPENDENT is pure,
eenseless fabrication. He has never
given utterance to anything of the
kind. ...".'
Will you be so kind as to write me
just what Mr.. WOODBURY. did reply2 if
lac mnde any reply.
Please answer and oblige
c.. w. GROVER,
Editor INDEPENDENT.
To this inquiry we this morning re.
oeived The following:
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Sept. "a, 1887.
c. w. Grover, Esq,
My Dear Sir:-Yours Of 10Th at hand.
In reply will shy tuut the statement
made by the Gazette us to the answer
OF Woodburn, NJ. g. in re Presidential
candidates WINS made from his written
answer to circular sent from this office.
The INDEPENDhNr puts him on record ns
saying what he did say, aud while it lnuy
be "sepsless" IL nevertheless a pro-
Quot of his brain and hot as is charged
n fabrication.
Remain Sir ...... ....-.,,
CHAs. Z. GEORGE, . I. BE-.
Managing Editor, Ark. Gazette.
From the above it will be seen that rs
the matter now stands it is simply u
question of veracity between Mr. Wood
burn, M. G. and MIR. George, editor of
the Arkansas Gnzette. We would not
under any circumstances publish a
willful misstntemeut in referS nee to any
man, either public or private, and hav.
ing now set ourself right before the
public we leave the subject TO the con-
sidsration of those directly interested in
the matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-30


Tho above reward wiilbo paid for the rrs',
ana conviction OF any party or parties fonno
guilty Of stealing, killing or running Oh
aitsfiBS Drshas or make Of any live stock
belonging TO any nstabsr Of ,hU Nevada Lave
stesn Association. y ;. ~ a'~|.
GEORGE RUSSELL. b Presidents.
n. 8. NIXON, RsszstsTy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
IN THE COURTS,
Minor Cases Begun and Disposed
OF Yesterday


Judge Brill denied the motion of
plaintiff for new trial yesterday in the
damage suit of Fred Marty against the
Omaha road. A similar order was
made by Judge Simons in the case of
Nathaniel Simpson against John Atkin-
son.
The Armour Packing company has
begun an action against Brown Brothers
to recover S95.58 on a Judgment OBJ
tanned Aug. 10. The plaintiff asks that
a receiver be appointed, to whom the
real estate of defendant shall be as
signed until the judgment is paid.
Del0S A. MOnfort, administrator of
the estate of T. S. McManus, begun sniff
yesterday against Isaac l.. MahOn an,
wife, and the Gold King Mining COM
pany to recover 81, 1861 on previous
Judgment. The plaintiff asks that GER
tain shares of stock, held by Mahon in
the Mining company, be sold to meet
the judgment.
Robinson & Carey have sued Michaud
d Bidard for S536,47 Oh a promissory
note.
The application for divorce of August.
Peterson from her husband, Ole Peter
son was denied by Judge Brill yester-
day, the order declaring that the allega-
tons OF plaintiff respecting the charge
OF adultery were not established. At
the special term, held before Judge
Kelly, the divorce suits of Hattie Pierce
VS.. George NJ. Pierce, Augusta Larson
VS.. James Larson and Nellie Peterson
VS.. Ole Peterson were argued and SUBJ
mitted
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06
KEENE, THE ACTOR.
He Returns to the Stage and
PLAYS Finely.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5-A curious state of
things was noticeable in the auditorium
Of the Chicago opera house tonight
when Thomas Keene made his re-
appearance on the stage. Not for two
years, since he went to pieces in Kansas
City somewhat as Mccullough did, has
Keene until tonight played single inn
pOrtant engagement, The house to-
night was packed from floor to ceiling,
and when Keene first came on he was
warmly greeted. The tendency to ap-
plaud, however, was quickly chilled
Keene was in the role of Richlieu, and
the physical weakness of aged cardinal
seemed to the audience to be ominously
realistic. So strong was this feeling
that the people throughout the house
gave evident signs of nervousness.
Predictions were freely made that in
less than an hour the sensational col
lapse of Mccullough would be dupli-
Gated, and some of the more timid in
the audience withdrew to the waiting
rooms. The explosive passages at
the end of the first act were
anxiously awaited as the crisis. Just
when every one was fearing an utter
breakdown, Mr.. Keene concentrated all
his strength and acquitted himself mag
nificently. At the end of the act the
surprise of the audience found vent in
cheers. Mr.. Keene made very favora-
BILE impression later, playing with great
reserve, and on that account, it
seemed, much more effectively than of
old.
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Birthday Remembered.

About all the clerks of the Office a
register of deeds went over to West st.
Paul last night, headed by Deputy ii.
A. Hageman and paid a visit to the
home of Register NJ. J. Bell, No. 159
Congress street. Mr.. Bell opened the
doors wide. When all had taken off
their rubber coats and seated them
selves around Mr.. Bells parlor, Deputy
Hageman stepped forward and in terms
that made the register blush like
school girl, Informed the latter that the
''boys" had come over to tell him it was
his forty-fourth birthday, and they
would show their appreciation by a lit
Bell an elegant silver water SER II,
vice of six pieces made by Tiffany, of
New York. The inscription upon it
was: ''Fr0m the boys of the Office to
Michael j. Bell, register of deeds; 1S43,
Sept. 5, 1887" Capt. Bell quit blushing
after while, and stammered out re-
spouse, thanking his visitors for their
kindly remembrance and inviting them
to share the stock of good things he had
laid in for the occasion. Accordingly,
the rest of the evening was devoted to
festivities after an ancient and honor
able custom. The silver service played
most important part in the proceed
ingS, aside from the presentation feature,